Personal data of Kuang Xiaoqing: 1929 Born in Huashan Town, Huadu City, Guangdong Province, Hong Kong entrepreneur.

The Guo family holds shares in Sun Hung Kai Properties through a trust fund, among which Mrs. Guo holds the largest interest, so she is also the largest shareholder of Sun Hung Kai Properties. Mrs. Guo is respected in the family, the soul of the new land, and respected by her three sons. Many things are decided by her. Ms. Guo Kuang Xiaoqing does charity for the welfare of the elderly in her hometown. Every time she went back to her hometown, she asked about the situation of Huashan Town Nursing Home, and she personally went to express her condolences, which deeply touched every old man.

Ms. Kuang Xiaoqing believes that to develop the economy of her hometown and improve the lives of the villagers, she must do a good job in education and improve the cultural quality of the younger generation, so she is determined to establish first-class schools and train talents for her hometown. Today, Kuang Memorial Middle School has become a key middle school with first-class facilities and complete functions in Huadu District, and a large number of middle school students are admitted to universities all over the country every year.

Introduction to Sun Hung Kai Properties

Sun Hung Kai Real Estate Development Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Xindi") (HKEx: 000 16) is a real estate company listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Listed on 1972, it is one of the largest real estate developers in Hong Kong, focusing on building high-quality residential and commercial projects for sales and investment. With about 38,000 employees, the group has professionals engaged in land purchase, planning, construction, engineering and property management, which helps to control costs and ensure the highest quality of properties.

The company has a branch in Chinese mainland, Sun Hung Kai Properties is keen on charity, and there is a foundation to help poor college students in China complete their studies and help build mainland universities. At the end of 2005, the Foundation sponsored many outstanding poor mainland students to complete their studies at the University of Hong Kong.